Byzantine AV Gold Solidus Constans II (641-668 AD) CH AU NGC 4/3
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This Gold Solidus was issued by the Byzantine Empire which formed out of the eastern half of the Roman Empire.
Coin Highlights:- Byzantine Gold Solidus. 4.43 grams.
- Struck during the reign of the Emperor Constans II, also known as Constantine. He became consul in 642, which made him the last Roman emperor to become consul.
- Certified Ch AU (Choice Almost Uncirculated) by NGC, guaranteeing its authenticity.
- Strike 4/5, Surface 3/5.
- Obverse: Shows a fully bearded Constans at center facing holding globus cruciger.
- Reverse: Features a cross potent atop three steps. Two phrases are also shown on the reverse: "CONOB" which is an abbreviation of the Greek for "Byzantine coinage," and "VICTORIA AVGY."
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Each coin in this listing weighs approximately 4.43 grams and may vary slightly from coin to coin. - Specifications
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